Lochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit.

Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the MacAlpine Modern Tartan is a bottle green and navy based tartan with highlights of black, white and yellow.

The Clan Alpine, usually called "Siol Ailpein", was the name given to a number of clans claiming Royal descent. These included the MacGregors, MacNabs, Grants and MacQuarries. King Alpine, who was murdered after defeating the Picts in 834, is claimed as the ancestor of the MacAlpine clans. Be this as it may, the name Alpine is an ancient one in Scottish history. The history of the clan is obscure, but the name is recorded in 1260 in Perthshire. In 1405, a Mordac MacKalpy was given permission by the King of England to attend the schools of Oxford and Cambridge. Early Gaelic poems refer to St Patrick as Padruig MacAlpain.

Made at Lochcarron's mill in the heart of the Scottish Borders. For delivery lead times, please see the information section below.